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I’ve seen other videos where the bolts need to be tightened to 17 ft.pounds, you don’t mention that, why?
What kind of grease did you use in this video?
can this job be achieved via a floor jack? As far as ground clearance.
The top caliper pin I don't need to to loosen it correct. I swivel the caliber up and the pin slides out correct. Thank you